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TOPICS: WEEK 4 OF MAY 🗝️
Wondering what we're working on this week? Check the conversation topics below 👇 🎯 Monday - Crime & Justice 🎯 Tuesday - Life in Dubai 🎯 Wednesday- Dating Apps 🎯 Thursday - Declassified UFO files ✍️ Friday - Masterclass: Writing & How to learn English with Articles and improve your "Complexity" Ready for this week? 🔥 Which classes are you joining? 👇
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What are your TOP 7 words/phrases learned this month?
We’re already finishing May, and I want you to realize how much English you’ve actually been exposed to this month. 👀 Throughout our classes, podcasts, discussions, videos, shadowing activities, and conversations, you’ve probably learned MANY new expressions without even noticing it. 📝 Your mission: Comment your TOP 7 words, expressions, or phrases you learned during May. They can be: - Vocabulary from podcasts/videos - Expressions from class - Useful chunks - Phrasal verbs - Business English - Slang - Pronunciation-related phrases - Anything you genuinely want to start using more naturally 💡 IMPORTANT: Don’t just copy random difficult words.Choose expressions you actually feel are: ✅ Useful ✅ Natural ✅ Memorable ✅ Relevant for YOUR English Let me know in the comments 👇
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WOF Weekly Podcast Challenge 🔥
“Change Your Brain: Neuroscientist Dr. Andrew Huberman | Rich Roll Podcast” In this podcast, Dr. Andrew Huberman talks about: - Stress and motivation - Dopamine and habits - Sleep and focus - Burnout and productivity - How the brain changes through behavior and repetition 🎧 This weekly activity is designed to help you improve your: ✅ Listening comprehension ✅ Vocabulary acquisition ✅ Understanding of real native English ✅ Fluency through exposure to authentic conversations 📝 YOUR TASK:While watching the podcast, write down: - Useful words - Natural expressions - Interesting phrases/chunks - Vocabulary you would actually like to use in class conversations 💡 Don’t focus on understanding every single word. Focus on understanding ideas and recognizing useful English in context. 👇 After watching, answer these questions in the comments: 1. What was the most interesting idea from the podcast? 2. What did you learn about stress, motivation, or the brain? 3. Write 5 words or expressions you want to start using in class 4. What part was difficult to understand? 5. Do you think podcasts like this help your English? Why? 🔥 BONUS CHALLENGE:Choose a 30–60 second section and do shadowing practice: - Listen - Pause - Repeat exactly like the speaker This is one of the best ways to improve pronunciation, rhythm, and fluency naturally. 🚀
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The Many Uses of "TO" in English 📚
A topic requested by Maria in class today! When can we use "to"? 1️⃣ Showing Direction or Destination Used when someone or something moves toward a place. ✅ I'm going to work. ✅ She drove to the airport. ✅ We walked to the beach. 2️⃣ Showing the Receiver of an Action Used with verbs like give, send, show, explain, and offer. ✅ I sent an email to my manager. ✅ She gave the book to her friend. ✅ Can you explain this to me? 3️⃣ As Part of an Infinitive Verb One of the most common uses. ✅ I want to learn English. ✅ He needs to finish the report. ✅ They decided to move abroad. Structure:to + base verb 4️⃣ Showing a Range Used to connect two points, times, dates, or numbers. ✅ The meeting is from 9 to 11. ✅ I work Monday to Friday. ✅ The temperature rose from 15°C to 25°C. 5️⃣ Showing a Relationship Many nouns are followed by to. ✅ The answer to the question. ✅ The solution to the problem. ✅ The key to success. ✅ The response to the email. 6️⃣ Making Comparisons ✅ I prefer coffee to tea. ✅ Compared to last year, sales increased. ✅ This approach is similar to the previous one. 7️⃣ Showing a Reaction or Response ✅ What was her reaction to the news? ✅ His response to the feedback was positive. ✅ We need a solution to this issue. 8️⃣ After Certain Adjectives Many adjectives are commonly followed by to. ✅ She's committed to her goals. ✅ He's accustomed to the pressure. ✅ I'm sensitive to criticism. 9️⃣ "To" as a Preposition + Gerund (-ing) This is one of the most confusing uses because learners often expect an infinitive after to. ✅ I'm looking forward to meeting you. ✅ She's committed to learning English. ✅ They're dedicated to helping others. ✅ I'm used to working remotely. ❌ I look forward to meet you.✅ I look forward to meeting you. 🔟 Common Advanced Expressions with "TO" ✅ according to ✅ due to ✅ thanks to ✅in addition to ✅ with regard to ✅ object to ✅ contribute to ✅ lead to Examples: ✅ According to the report, sales increased. ✅ The event was canceled due to bad weather.
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🔊 Quick C1 listening practice: Why is walking humans' superpower? 🔥
Hello everyone! Complete the following C1 listening activity, and then share your results in the comments below 👇 https://test-english.com/listening/c1/why-is-walking-humans-superpower-c1-english-listening-test/
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